Participation in product exhibition: MSME product exhibition packed with crowded people

In the honoring of the 78th Union Day, the Union-level MSME Product Exhibition and Competition began on February 10 at Dabaung Ground, located near Naypyitaw Uppadasanti Pagoda.

The event was held with great enthusiasm, attracting students, youth, departmental personnel and their families, as well as the general public, all coming together to participate and observe the exhibition and competition, creating a lively atmosphere.

The ethnic groups participating in the event warmly welcomed the visitors at their respective booths, offering displays and sales. They shared insights about their traditional culture, regional specialties, notable landmarks in different states and regions, local social development activities, and regional traditional foods, along with MSME products. Students, youth, departmental personnel, and families showed great interest in learning more, with many taking photos and enjoying the experience.

In the evening, the entertainment program featured traditional songs from the Regions and States, contemporary songs, and songs and dances promoting patriotic spirit. Ethnic groups from various regions also performed traditional songs and dances with lively performances, bringing joy and excitement to the public. The audience participated happily, creating a festive atmosphere.

Additionally, to ensure the safety of all participants and prevent any incidents, the relevant authorities conducted systematic security checks, while traffic control units made sure that transportation to and from the event remained safe and orderly. Health care stations were also set up to provide medical assistance if needed, ensuring the well-being of all attendees.

The exhibition and competition will continue from February 10th to 14th. It includes various departmental booths, regional and ethnic food stalls, technology exhibitions, international machinery and product displays, and booths for small-scale industries and handicrafts, all of which are bustling with activity.

The general public, including parents and families, can attend for free and enjoy learning and purchasing the showcased products.